About Prayer Times Qatar
I live in Qatar, and I pray five times a day. I built this site for one simple reason: I wanted prayer times I could actually trust.
Too many prayer time websites show times that don’t match what the local mosques announce. When you’re planning your day around Fajr or trying to catch Maghrib on time, “close enough” isn’t good enough. A few minutes wrong can mean a missed prayer — and that’s not something to take lightly.
So I started Prayer Times Qatar to give accurate, daily-updated prayer times for every city in Qatar.
Where Our Times Come From
The prayer times on this site are based on the Qatar Calendar House (Dar Al-Taqweem Al-Qatri) data — the official calendar used across Qatar. Times update automatically every day, so you always see today’s correct schedule.
A note on accuracy: I take this seriously because I rely on these times myself. But prayer matters — if anything ever looks off, please confirm with your local mosque.
What You’ll Find Here
- Daily prayer times for Doha and 8 cities across Qatar, updated every day
- Jummah (Friday) prayer times and guidance
- Eid prayer times and guidance
- Simple, honest guides: when each prayer starts and ends, how many rakats, and answers to common questions
No clutter, no popups, no guessing. Just the times you need.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or feedback about prayer times? I’d genuinely like to hear from you — especially if you spot a time that doesn’t match your local mosque.
Email: [email protected]